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There's still a lot of open space between Boulder and the surrounding cities. I'd argue Denver ends in that direction at Broomfield.
by Sparkle-san 3y ago
There's still a lot of open space between Boulder and the surrounding cities. I'd argue Denver ends in that direction at Broomfield.
- scarecrowbob 3y agoFrom my limited perspective there isn't much space. I'm a bit of a stranger to the area- right now I am in a Starbucks in (I think?) Boulder. But I came out to work as a tech with an audio company I contract for to do concerts up at some ski resort. And I am sleeping in my truck front of the Warehouse in Broomfield. But the guy who hires me has a house in Boulder where he keeps a lot of our equipment... and I am often not super clear about when I am just crossing a large green space and when I am crossing into different cities. So you are probably right, but that's not how I've been experiencing this over the last summer's worth of gigs. Of course, to me the drive from Boulder to FoCo seems like one continuous city. Contextually, it might be the fact that I come out for work from Durango, and crossing the san luis valley is what "open space" looks like to me. So maybe I'm just not sufficiently calibrated for the city yet.